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Parliament Hill

Visit the centre stage of Canadian democracy! During your guided tour of the Centre Block, you may see the Senate and the House of Commons, the Hall of Honour and the Library of Parliament. Your tour will begin in the Visitor Welcome Centre. While you wait for our guided visit to begin, you can explore a small varied-media exhibit which describes the history, roles and functions of Canada’s parliamentarians.
Top off your visit to the Parliament with a view of Canada’s Capital Region from the Peace Tower observation deck. Groups can also visit the Memorial Chamber, which houses a special collection of books commemorating Canada’s war dead. In the Footsteps of Great Canadians is an outdoor guided tour that leads visitors to statues of former Prime Ministers, helps people discover how these historic figures shaped Canada’s past, present and future and reveals the national significance of their actions. Learn more about the themes, visions and achievements of five great Prime Ministers.

Canadian Museum of History

Discover the events, experiences, people and objects that have shaped the nation’s history. Take in the beauty of this architectural gem and its spectacular setting on the banks of the Ottawa River. Marvel at the world’s largest indoor collection of totem poles and explore the traditions and achievements of Canada’s First Peoples. Tour our many international special and permanent exhibitions, the Children’s Museum and live the ultimate cinema experience at the IMAX® Theatre. We propose a wide range of school programs that encourage students to pursue a deeper understanding of the Canada’s history. Also available: gallery activity sheets, workshops, guided tours and group menus at the cafeteria.

Canadian War Museum

Let your students immerse themselves in a dynamic, hands-on experience that is sure to expand their knowledge of the conflicts that shaped Canada, Canadians and the world. Canada's rich military history is showcased through artifacts, personal stories, artwork, photos and interactive presentations. Tour the extensive permanent and special exhibitions. Rest and reflect in Memorial Hall. Discover the Museum's fascinating architectural theme. And chat with a veteran to let history come alive. Also available: gallery activity sheets, workshops, guided tours, free group orientation program in May/June and group menus at the cafeteria.

Supreme Court of Canada

As the highest court in the country the Supreme Court deals with legal issues of public importance within Canada. If court is in session, you’re able to sit in on appeal hearings. Law students lead daily tours through the Court from May to August, and by reservation the rest of the year.

Rideau Hall – Governor General’s House

Visit the official residence and workplace of the Governor General of Canada since 1865. Rideau Hall welcomes visiting royalty, heads of State and Canadians from all walks of life. Ceremonies for the Order of Canada, Bravery Awards and other honours also take place at Rideau Hall.

Diefenbunker Cold War Tour

The Diefenbunker is one of the most unique educational sites in Canada. Come tour the museum with your class or school tour group and let participants experience the complexities of the Cold War first-hand.
Tours of the Diefenbunker allow students to immerse themselves in the Cold War and experience Canadian history from a perspective that cannot be achieved anywhere else. Students will walk down the Blast Tunnel and into the 1960s. They will see rooms that were pivotal to the continuance of government, such as the Prime Minister’s suite, the CBC Radio studio, the Bank of Canada vault, and the Emergency Government Situation Centre, and they will be able to stand in the War Cabinet Room where Canada’s emergency government would have made vital global decisions during a nuclear war.

Ghost Tours of Ottawa

Every city had its share of ghost stories, and Ottawa is no exception. Visit the city’s downtown neighbourhood by lantern-light and walk death row to the last working gallows in Canada at the former Carleton County Jail. The Original Haunted Walk of Ottawa, Ghost and the Gallows and the Crime and Punishment tours combines local history and real-life ghost stories to create an unforgettable experience for your students.

Bradley House Museum

A saltbox style home built in 1830, Bradley House Museum gives visitors a glimpse of daily pioneer life. Furnished with authentic artifacts, the historic house offers fun and informative interpretation.

Historic Fort York

Fort York is home to Canada’s largest collection of original War of 1812 buildings. Founded in 1793 by Lieutenant-Governor John Graves Simcoe, it represents the beginning of modern Toronto. It is a designated historic site, and supplies services for schools and casual visitors all year round. Fort York was the site of The Battle of York in April 1813.

Royal Ontario Museum

No trip to Toronto is complete without a visit to the Royal Ontario Museum - Canada’s largest museum of world cultures and natural history located in the heart of downtown. Explore special exhibitions, permanent galleries of dinosaurs, ancient Egypt, Canada’s First Peoples, gems & minerals, and more, alongside world-class dining, shopping and breathtaking architecture. The ROM also offers special programs and events, educational activities and inspiring facilities for private functions.

Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal

Located in the heart of Old Montréal, Notre-Dame Basilica is a splendid example of English Gothic Revival architecture. Every year, hundreds of thousands of visitors from around the world come to see its richly decorated interior and the boldly modern design of the Notre-Dame du Sacré-Coeur chapel. Come celebrate the founding of Montréal and the Notre-Dame Basilica with the city’s most spectacular sound and light show. State of-the-art multi-media techniques highlight the Basilica’s exceptional works of art and bring to life its cultural, architectural and spiritual heritage.

Pointe-à-Callière Museum

Pointe-à-Callière is a major attraction in the historic quarter of old Montréal. The museum has three main sections, the Éperon building, a modern structure set on the ruins of older buildings, the archaeological crypt in the basement and the renovated Ancienne-Douane building. Visit Pointe-à-Callière for an unforgettable adventure at an authentic archaeological site! Interactive tours at the museum are a unique concept. Pointe-à-Callière guides are storytellers who bring the history of the site alive for all types of visitors.

McCord Museum of Canadian History

The McCord Museum presents exciting exhibitions that engage visitors by offering them a contemporary look at the world. It offers fun educational and cultural activities including FSL programmes, walking tours and tours with digital devices.

Stewart Museum

Explore history at the Stewart Museum on St. Helen’s Island! Spanning more than five centuries, our impressive collections relate the history of New France and Canada. Thematic activities, indoors or outdoors, make history come alive.

Bell Centre

The Bell Centre is a multi-functional amphitheatre, home of the Montréal Canadiens and venue of choice for internationally renowned concerts! It also has guided tours, hockey games, Ovation Resto-Bar, and the Boutique des Souvenirs.

Mont Royal Lookout

Hockey Hall of Fame

The world’s one and only! Experience the game that defines Canada and a sport that has been adopted by over seventy countries. Spread across 65,000 square feet, the Hall of Fame offers something for everyone: the finest collection of hockey artifacts at all levels of play from around the world; state-of-the-art games that challenge shooting and goalkeeping skills; themed exhibits dedicated to the game’s greatest players, teams and achievements; an extensive array of multimedia stations; theatres; larger-than-life statues; a replica NHL dressing room; an unrivalled selection of hockey-related merchandise and memorabilia within our new and expanded store; and NHL trophies including, best of all, hands-on access to The STANLEY CUP.

Casa Loma – Toronto’s Majestic Castle

Experience the elegance and splendor of the Edwardian era at Casa Loma, the only full sized castle in North America and Toronto’s premier historic attraction. Explore secret passageways, elaborately decorated rooms with authentic period furnishings or take in the breathtaking view of Toronto from one of the towers. The five acres of lush flora surrounding Casa Loma showcase ornate sculptures and fountains as well as meticulously tended displays of perennials and a wooded hillside filled with wildflowers and decorative grasses. The stables and carriage house are connected to Casa Loma by an 800-ft. tunnel which runs 18ft below Austin Terrace. The tunnel features an exhibit of Toronto’s Dark Side, which tells the story in archival photographs of Toronto’s darker days such as Prohibition, The Depression, The Plague, The Great Toronto Fire, and Toronto’s first plane crash. The carriage house features an Automotive Exhibit featuring vintage automobiles from the early 1900’s Open Daily 9.30am-5pm Castle admission includes multimedia audio guide and viewing of the Sir Henry Pellatt documentary. Liberty Café and Gift Shop located on the lower level.

Fort Henry National Historic Site of Canada

Fort Henry National Historical Site is a Kingston treasure and part of Ontario’s only UNESCO World Heritage Site along with the Rideau Canal and Kingston fortifications. Students can see life in 1867 through the eyes of the soldiers and their families. Programs range from one hour to overnight options or let Fort Henry visit you with their Travelling Interpretive Program.

Kingston 1000 Islands cruises

Kingston 1000 islands cruises offers many departures each day for both lunch and dinner cruises. Sightseeing cruises are available at many departure times that include live commentary and entertainment.

Walking Tour of Old Quebec

As Quebec City played such an important role in the history of North America, it is an ideal location for student groups to integrate their learning with a great experience. We can provide a variety of services such as: Walking tours, Step on services and accompaniment services. In addition, we have student group activities that can be added to your groups visit.
Also, we have developed a fun activity in the form of a Scavenger Hunt; where the students work in groups of 4 to find the correct answers to questions we have prepared. This can be done in addition to the walking tour or separately.

La Citadelle – Musée Royal 22e Régiment

Discover the Old Quebec’s fortress!
A one-hour guided tour relates the history of its stones while leading you into the Citadelle, a journey into Quebec’s Military history, from New France to today. It includes the exhibitions of the Musée Royal 22e Régiment located in a 1842 British military prison and a 1750 French powder magazine. Spectacular views over the city and St-Lawrence River. You can include one of the four educational workshops for elementary and secondary. Open Year-round. Night tours in summer and autumn.

Soldier of the Martello Tower

Accompanied by British officers, learn all about the living conditions of the soldiers billeted in one of the Martello Towers. Through a highly interactive historical activity, students participate in military life of 1812 by joining in competitions and games. Accessories include guns, wooden horse, artifacts and early 19th-century decor.

Ghost Tours of Québec

As darkness settles over the City of Old Quebec, a costumed tour guide strikes a match and lights a lantern. A hush settles over the group as they wait to discover 350 years of historic murders, executions, ghostly tragedies and hauntings. This is the best student activity in Quebec City!

Parc de la Chute Montmorency

Montmorency Falls is a natural and historic site that is just breath-taking. The falls are 83 meters or 272 feet (30 meters or 100 feet higher than Niagara Falls). Cable car, interpretation centre, pedestrian foot bridge across the falls, stairs to the base of the falls for a panoramic view, boutiques and a restaurant of fine Québécoise cuisine are all on site.

Artillery Park

In the heart of Old Québec, Artillery Park is home to over 250 years of French, British, and Canadian military history. In the tea ceremony program, experience the sumptuous lifestyle of British officers, sip a cup of Earl Grey tea, get into character, and take part in an interactive theatrical performance! Participants are instructed in the art of serving proper English tea while learning about 19th century etiquette, life as an officer, and the historical background of Québec high society, circa 1830. Costume program also available

Battles (1759-1760)

Experience the battles of the Plains of Abraham as if you were actually there through an incredible immersive projection featuring original accounts from the protagonists of the period. Follow this epic story through a collection of uniforms, large maps, scale models, interactive games, and period reproductions. You’ll learn all about the strategies, skirmishes, tactics, camp life, clothing, and regiments.

Traditional Huron Site

The Huron Village is a North American Indian historical site unique in the province of Québec. Take a guided tour by a North American Indian and visit the longhouse; the way of living before contact with Europeans; see an authentic tee-pee; learn about the history of the Hurons and share traditional food. Legend teller and educational packages are available upon request.

Fort George National Historic Park

Fort George is a restored War of 1812 British Fort, featuring refurbished buildings, guides in costume to show you around as well as period activities. Of interest is the Fort’s overnight educational program, where students live like 1812 soldiers over a 20-hour period.

Laura Secord Homestead

Visit the home of Laura Secord, heroine of the War of 1812. From her home in Queenston village, Laura set out on a 32 km walk through the American lines and over wild and unsettled country to warn the British Forces of an impending attack at Beaverdams. Today, costumed interpreters thrill visitors with authentic furnishings of the 1812 period. The Laura Secord House is located in the quaint village of Queenston.

Journey Behind the Falls

Journey Behind the Falls is located in Table Rock Centre beside the Canadian Horseshoe Falls. After donning protective raincoats, you will descend by elevator to a network of tunnels. The main tunnel leads to the observation deck beside the Horseshoe Falls. Two other tunnels provide a close-up view of the Falls from behind. The tunnels extend only about 150 feet behind the waterfall, so there is not a lot of walking. The excursion is completely self-guided, which allows you to explore at your own pace. It is a stunning look at a powerful and beautiful natural waterfall.

Mackenzie Heritage Printery – Niagara Parks Commission

The Mackenzie Heritage Printery is located in the restored home of William Lyon Mackenzie. The 500-year history of letterpress printing is explored using the working presses and typesetting facilities within the museum. Students will be encouraged to discuss the ramifications of this labour-intensive method. Working in groups, the students will co-operate in setting type from the “job case” and printing a “Printer’s Indenture” on the museum’s cast iron flat bed press. Students will look at methods used by Mackenzie to publish and produce his Colonial Advocate.